137:. The series of letters with Powell in Philadelphia was published shortly. Powell was acting largely for McCalmont Brothers & Co. of London, who had acquired a controlling interest the Railroad, and had fallen out with Gowen in mid-1880, leading to his temporary departure. Discussions between Gowen and Powell foundered on the composition of an American committee, on which Gowen wished to have a number of the Railroad's current board. Powell brought up matters of outside dealings of
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Elizabeth Marten (1826–1871), daughter of Charles Marten (1797–1851) and his wife Hannah Watson (1798–1881), daughter of Joseph Watson of Highbury. Charles W. Marten was a founder of Marten & Heseltine in 1848, with Edward Heseltine, and Powell had used the company as
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Statement of the present condition of the
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Co. and the Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Co. : with plan for their financial re-organization
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Eleanor Grace Powell (1859–1945). At the time of the 1881 census she was a school teacher in
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commercialoverprints.com, Heseltine Powell & Co. overprinted Victorian stamps
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Lago, Mary. "Herringham, Christiana Jane, Lady Herringham (1852–1929)".
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At his death, the estate of Thomas Wilde Powell was valued at £195,508.
172:. He also acquired another large tract of land. Powell had imported two
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Book of the year 1897; a chronicle of the times and a record of events
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he concluded that Jackson was "beyond my control (or anyone else's)."
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Thomas Edmund Powell (born 1857), solicitor. He graduated B.A. at
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Coal, Class, and Color: Blacks in Southern West Virginia, 1915-32
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Charles Marten Powell (born 1855), surgeon. He graduated B.A. at
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The History of Foreign Investment in the United States to 1914
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Rosamond Emma Powell, married 1894 William Alfred Wills, M.D.
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Lago, Mary; Herringham, Lady Christiana Jane Powell (1996).
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Lago, Mary; Herringham, Lady Christiana Jane Powell (1996).
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Christiana Herringham and the National Art Collections Fund
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Howard, Joseph Jackson; Crisp, Frederick Arthur (1893).
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Theodora Powell (1871–1920), studied at Somerville Hall.
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Leeds Grammar School Admission Books, from 1820 to 1900
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685:. University of Pennsylvania Press. p. 502.
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501:Christiana Herringham and the Edwardian Art Scene
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799:"THE STEAM PLOUGHS FOR MR. POWELL'S ESTATES"
733:. University of Illinois Press. p. 14.
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950:Whyte, William. "Turner, Hugh Thackeray".
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867:. London : Routledge. p.
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120:Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
1384:"Powell, Herbert Andrews"
1347:. J. Onwhyn. 1894. p. 117.
1285:. Springer. 2016. p. 851.
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823:. 23 November 1889. p. 16.
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234:(1852–1929), artist and patron.
1492:Dixon, Agnes Margaret (1917).
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805:. 26 October 1889. p. 16.
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817:"MR. POWELL'S STEAM PLOUGHS"
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1101:. The College. p. 57.
404:A Cambridge Alumni Database
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108:New York and Erie Rail Road
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861:Routledge, Edmund (1898).
406:. University of Cambridge.
400:"Gilpin, Edwin (GLPN836E)"
1267:A Somervillian Looks Back
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308:(1917), a memoir of her
279:. She was active in the
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232:Christiana Herringham
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199:"Piccard's Rough" in
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87:: but from a base at
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191:Art and architecture
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1512:. 1921. p. 14.
905:Richard Norman Shaw
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